Federico Dallocchio

Now that I have written it down, I realize that they were indeed treating the land and everything else as their own!!!

Tom Kozak wrote:
Fredrico, you mentioned "the perfect couple" what do they look like?

Hey Tom,

I am thinking in someone that treats my land as his own. It is extremely arrogant of me, I know, so that's why I was thinking in giving them a piece (after several years!).
And I say it is extremely difficult because I moved to a place with very kind people already working in. They helped us a lot while settling down, they aided when I got stuck in the mud and taught me to se chains in my car among other things regarding life in the country.

To my dismay, I found very recently that the lady was stealing from us since the beggining. We've always left everything open (that was the reason we moved to the country!!). And every time we left the house, she came and took bags filled with groceries and consumables.

I still don't know what to do!

Hey Jorge. I don't know if this is what you need, but I guess the quote refers to how to maximize our spare time, or the time we can rest on a hammock. Sorry if it is obvious, but a good, neutral and non-literal translation would be: "¿Cómo maximizar nuestro tiempo de ocio?".

Hi Tom, this is Federico from Argentina. I think it is the best way to run a farm. But only if you find the perfect couple, which is extremely hard.
I was considering, I order to gain the trust of my workers and get the best of them, to give them a piece of land, so it would be theirs in the future.... like a leasing.